Kenora and Lake of the Woods Weather: A Mixed Bag for the Weekend

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Kenora Harbour - MV Kenora
Kenora Harbour - MV Kenora

Kenora and Lake of the Woods region face a cloudy Friday with a high of 22°C, gusty winds, and local smoke. Showers expected Saturday, but sunny skies return Sunday

Cloudy with a Breezy Friday

Today in Kenora and the Lake of the Woods region, you can expect mainly cloudy skies with a high of 22°C. Local smoke may reduce visibility slightly, and the wind will be coming from the west at 30 km/h, gusting up to 50 km/h, adding a bit of chill to the air. The humidex will make it feel closer to 25°C, so it’s not too warm but still comfortable.

Tonight, the skies will clear, and the wind will calm down as it drops to 13°C, making for a cool and quiet night. Local smoke may linger, but overall, the night will be peaceful.

The Weekend: Showers and Sun

Saturday brings a 60% chance of showers with a cooler high of 19°C. The night will be partly cloudy with a 40% chance of lingering showers, and temperatures will drop further to 9°C.

Sunday looks sunnier, with a high of 20°C, perfect for outdoor activities as the rain clears up. The night will be clear and slightly warmer, with temperatures around 12°C.

As we head into Monday and Tuesday, the weather will continue to improve, with sunny skies and temperatures rising up to 26°C by mid-week.

What to Wear

For today, a light jacket will be handy due to the gusty winds. As the weekend progresses, you’ll want to be prepared for showers on Saturday with waterproof clothing, but Sunday will be a good day to enjoy the sun with lighter attire.

Boating and Lake Conditions

On Lake of the Woods, winds today are from the west-southwest at 19 knots, with gusts up to 23 knots. Waves are moderate at around 0.36 meters, so if you’re planning to be on the water, take caution with the strong winds. The water temperature is currently a warm 21°C, making it a pleasant time for a quick dip or boating.

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